Changes to Processing Time of Certain Court Orders
Starting on Monday, November 6, 2023, the Court shall implement procedural changes regarding its entry of orders related to certain events.
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Agreed Entry Resolving an Issue
Official Procedure Last Change March 2, 2021
Agreed Entry Resolving an Issue
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How to file: Location of event: Bankruptcy > Miscellaneous > Agreed Entry Resolving an Issue |
Fee Increases Effective December 1, 2023
The Judicial Conference is revising the Bankruptcy Court Miscellaneous Fee Schedule for a number of items, effective December 1, 2023.
General Order 23-0004: Order Amending Local Bankruptcy Rules
The judges have approved amendments to the Court’s local bankruptcy rules, effective December 1, the details of which can be found in General Order 23-0004.
B-3015-2. FILING AND DISTRIBUTION OF MODIFICATIONS TO CHAPTER 13 PLANS
(a) Pre-Confirmation Modifications
(1) Agreed Modifications with Creditor: Filing and Notice
If the Debtor, a creditor, and the trustee agree upon a plan modification before confirmation, and that modification only affects the treatment of the creditor agreeing to the change, the parties shall file an agreed modification. Notice to creditors of the modification is not required. The Court will not approve the agreement by separate order, as the agreement is deemed approved by the subsequent confirmation order.
B-3022-1. FINAL DECREE IN CHAPTER 11 CASES WHERE THE DEBTOR IS NOT AN INDIVIDUAL
In a Non-Sub V Case or a Sub V Case confirmed under 11 U.S.C. § 1191(a) in which the Debtor is not an individual, the Plan Proponent or other entity administering the confirmed plan shall apply for a final decree, after the estate has been fully administered. In a Sub V Case confirmed under 11 U.S.C.
B-3022-2. FINAL DECREE IN CHAPTER 11 CASES WHERE THE DEBTOR IS AN INDIVIDUAL
(a) Timing of Application for Final Decree: Payments Completed
B-7056-1. SUMMARY JUDGMENT PROCEDURE
(a) Movant’s Obligations
A party seeking summary judgment shall file and serve a supporting brief and any affidavits and other materials referred to in Fed.R.Civ.P. 56(c)(1) that the movant relies on to support the motion. The supporting brief shall be no more than 35 pages, unless the Court orders otherwise. The brief shall include a section labeled “Statement of Material Facts Not in Dispute” that lists the facts:
(1) that are potentially determinative of the motion; and
B-9037-1. PRIVACY PROTECTION FOR FILINGS MADE WITH THE COURT
(a) Motion to Redact a Previously Filed Document
A party seeking to redact from a previously filed document information that is protected under Fed.R.Bankr.P, 9037(a) shall:
(1) file a Motion to Redact a Previously Filed Document that identifies the proposed redactions;
(2) include within the motion the docket or claim number of the previously filed document; and
Corrected Statement of Social Security Number
Official Procedure Last Change December 1, 2023
Corrected Statement of Social Security Number
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